US Patent Application 18356479. Electronic Device, Photoelectric Receiver, Optical Module, and Network Device simplified abstract
Electronic Device, Photoelectric Receiver, Optical Module, and Network Device
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Electronic Device, Photoelectric Receiver, Optical Module, and Network Device - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18356479 titled 'Electronic Device, Photoelectric Receiver, Optical Module, and Network Device
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes an electronic device that addresses the problem of damage to a first transistor caused by electro-static discharging.
- The electronic device includes a first transistor, an electro-static discharging circuit, a switch circuit, a signal input end, a first voltage end, and a switch signal control end.
- The electro-static discharging circuit is connected between the first voltage end and a reference ground, and it is also connected to the base electrode of the first transistor and the signal input end.
- The switch circuit is connected between the emitting electrode of the first transistor and the reference ground, and it is controlled by the switch signal control end.
Original Abstract Submitted
Embodiments of this application provide an electronic device, a photoelectric receiver, an optical module, and a network device, relate to the field of microelectronic circuit technologies, and can resolve a problem of damage to a first transistor coupled to a signal input end that is caused by electro-static discharging. The electronic device includes a first transistor, an electro-static discharging circuit, a switch circuit, a signal input end, a first voltage end, and a switch signal control end. The electro-static discharging circuit is coupled between the first voltage end and a reference ground, and the electro-static discharging circuit is further separately coupled to a base electrode of the first transistor and the signal input end. The switch circuit is coupled between an emitting electrode of the first transistor and the reference ground, the switch circuit is further coupled to the switch signal control end.
